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SOUTH PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY
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The continued civil dccks, eon'.in.
too hundred and .ev,niy.,hrse cases.
and the ermiasl docks, sin cases.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

The following was taken from the
Washington letter i'm Wednesdays Alex
andria G0zeHC:
Congressman John $. Barbour.
chairman of the State Committee of the
Democratic party of Virginia, Is husily
engaged to-day In trying TO induce the
Richmond and Danyilie system of rail
roads IN Virginia 10 carry delegates TO
the Virginia Democratic Convention to
De held at Roanoke next week, at re-
duced rates.
gentleman who arrived here from
Petersburg TO day, says that at one Of the
ward meetings held there last night 20
appoint delegates 90 the State Democratic
Convention. resolution was adopted
fayoring The settlement of the State debt
at once upon the best terms possible, ir-
respective of The Riddleherger bill
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
4 necorh Of Kcccnt Lnnd snle..

\ RECORD oi Recent lhuh sales
Deeds of bargain and sale for the fol-
lowing trade of real estate have been re-
corded This week This will give some
idea of how land is selling in various
sections of the city.
Thirty-thrce feet on Broad street, be
tween Monroe and Henry, for 5000; 81
feet Oh Orleans strect,with Improvements,
So 10 33. feet ON Second street, between
Marshall and Clay, with improvements,
for 81 400: 33 feet on Broad street,
between Twonty-eighth and Twenty
ninth streets, for $500 l7t feet on Cary
street. between Sixth and Seventh. with
improvements, for $4,000; 32 feet on
Orleans street )Fulton), between Third
and Fourth streets, for $500; lot on Broad
street between Twcnty-eighth and
Twcpty-ninth, for $40.
Seventeen and One-half feet on Clay
street between Sixth and Seventh streets
with improvements for 3 500.
Tw0-third interest in 20 feet on Beach
street between Main and Floyd for 50.
As This last was but a nominal price ii is
mo- criterion of how land is selling in that
section. In fact it is held higher there
than at any other given point mentioned
In the above list.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
ABOUT THE WEATHER.
How II was Yesterday Indications for To-
Day.

Yesterday the weather was close and
sultry-the thermometer ranging at from
20 10 93, not getting below the first figure.
Last night for those who were out OF
doors il was passably pleasant, but in
doors the mercury never bobbed be
low So
The indications for to-day are fair
weather with stationary temperature II
there is any change it will be warmer.
The increasing hot wave is over the Ohio
valley, and may reach here to-day Mind
this is not the prediction of The DAILY
TIMES, but of the New York Hsrald
Meteorological Bureau
But little idea Of the heat can be
formed from the published record of The
standing of the thermometers. This is
generally taken I'm the shade, and 93 in
the shade may mean anything from 100
% l2j In the shade.
The state of the thermometer as pub
lishcd ON our fourth page, is taken in The
counting room at ue DAILY TIMES build
ing. where at this writing at midnight,
the mean temperature was extremely
mean.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
Az ARHirEATION sCurME.
How War in Europe can be- Made I'm
possible,

LONDON, July 2S Monster Molinare,
one of the well known phlanlhropists
and puhicisis of the Paris enthusiastic
supporters of the scheme of arbitration
to settle national disputes, has published
% pamphlet containing the record project
of an association for creating a so-called
league of ncutras This is regarded
sufficiently important 10 receive a tele
graphic summary of over two columns
m the 1mo1 Ills idea is that the
countries which have the most iC lose by
thc wars of others should associate them
selves for the purpose of Offering their
combined armies in assistance 20 any
country which should Dee wantonly
threatened with war from another. En-
gland hc puts first. the others being Ilol-
land, Belgium, Denmark, and Switzer-
land
The armies of these countries, i'm peace
number nearly half "a million and in time
OF war over 70 millionmen. and their com
hincd naval power would be- very great
Thus, he says, In 1879 and 1877 The league
would have offered lbs force to France
when she was threatei by Germany,
eiIcctuaiiy preventing Germany from
making hostile move NOlinarc claims
that If thc knowledge that tremendous
united force was ready tO Doe thrown into
the scale against any nation declaring
war 10 would ultimately render war in
Europe impossible and bring about
general disarmament.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

WAsulNGrON. July 2s-The Chamber
of Commerce Of Cincinnati has appointed
a committee 90 invite the President to
visit that city during his Western trip.
The citizens of Omaha are said 10 be
making arrangements 90 send commit
tee Of 2jO TO This city 10 invite the Fresi-
dent 10 visit Omaha this fall
4 meeting of citizens was held in
Memphis, Tenn, yesterday afternoon,
and resolutions passed inviting the Presi-
dent to visit Memphis. 4 committee OF
100 was appointed % convey the invita-
ti0n % The President
4 Philadelphia delegation arrived in
this city last evening TO arrange the de-
tails Of the Presidents visit 20 that city
during the celebration Of the COnstitu.
tiOnal Centennial.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
THE ONO REPUBLICANS.
They Endorse senator sherman Foraker
Nominated Tor Governor.

TOLEDO, ONO. July 2S.-The sun
shown down smoking hot upon Toledo
to-day, and the cool, refreshing weather
promised as a bid for the convention is
one of the many promises that have been
disrcgarded. The Toledo gathering is
without question, the largest State con
vcntion ever held in Ohio, in point of
numbers as we'll as IN eXultant enthu
,iasm The Sherman resolution has had
the effect of drawing hundreds here who
nev attended State convention. All
of the Republican Congressman are
present
When the Mansfield delegation marched
into the ball with John Sherman nj its
head "a shout went up which clearly in
dictated the feeling of the convention on
the subject of Endorsement
The convention assembled al 1890 and
after the preliminary work Ex-Governor
Foster read the resolutions, which were
present. When hc reached that section
endorsing The administration of Cow
crn0r Foraker the convention arose as a
man and chccred 10 the echo. Another
great 0utbursl of enthusiasm took control
of the convention when the GrOsyenor
resolution was read which endorses Mr.
sherman After the reading of the pre-
amblc the resolutions were adopted by a
unanimous vote, and thus ends the great
opposition fight 90 sherman.
Mr. Sherman was then chosen the per
mmcnt president, and warmly thanked
the convention for the honor conferred.
AZ the conclusion of MIR. sherman
speech Dr. Graydon, of Cincinnati, nom
mated Hon j b Foraker for Governor
lhi. nomination wa, made 10y acchma
tion with such cheers AS to nearly raise
the roof of thc building.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
TIE COUPON CASES.
Judge Bond Continues Them Until sep
tember.

Judge Hugh l.. Bond reached the city
according TO expectation yesterday
morning. In anticipation Of hearing "a
number Of coupon cases, the United
States courtroom was well filled at ID
o'clock, mostly with gentlemen of the
legal profession.
The counsel in the cases mentioned in
Yesterdays DAILY TIMES were also ON
hand. After a consultation among coun-
sci by general consent, the following or
der was entered
IN the Circuit Coirt NJ Ho i'nitd St1ts foI
the Egstern Dttrict of lbgina:
The Virginia Steamboat Company rs.
Morton Marye. Auditor, and others. and
]. Il. COoper vs. : b. Witt. and D. J..
Cooper. Ii. r. Becton, +. j. Burke and
Others vs.. Morton Marye, Auditor. r.
4. Ayers. Attorney General. and others.
i'm equity: and the United States US.
J. b. McCabe and j. l.. Mcintosh, pro
ceedings for contempt
These causes having been set for hear
Ing on this day, leave is given for com
plainants 10 amend their bills of COM
plaint; and the hearings are postponed
for reasons satisfactory TO the court and
counsel until the 22d day of September
next, It being understood by the court
that nothing further shall be done in
respect to questions at issue till the hear.
ings, but that all proceedings shall remain
in statu quo, and j. b. McCabe and y J..
Mcintosh having fled their answers to
the rule heretofore awarded again- them,
the proceedings against them is likewise
postponed to September %, 1851
HUGH L. BOND,
Circuit Judge.
Ricim0nd, 2sth July, 1Ss5.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
LOCAL BRENITIES.
PiRfGR4PHS. K{NOR
MENTION. IND TOWN TOPICS.

The News of the Day Boiled Down and
served ip iu Condensed shape About
folkes Nou Know. and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily hit.
Hands were at work yesterday fixing
up the sidewalk and curbing ON Capitol
street
Mr. j. X. Mcdonald. who was advertis
ing agent at the Academy last season, is
in New York.
An important meeting OF Pickett,
Division Executive Committee will De
held az the hrmory tomorrow night
Go with Rescue Council. Jr. o. L. \.
W., to Ashland Park Monday, August
lst. \ good time is guaranteed.
Ray Knight, Selma. ha. A. F. Cor
don, Texas. and T. II Morton. Columbia.
Ienn~ were 40 the 81. James yesterday.
The reports of the Richmond Chamber
of Commerce have been received. These
reports are both valuable and interesting
The telegraph pole ON South Pine
street tO which attention was called. has
been taken down and new one put up.
Work on the block of buildings ia
rear of the Allen house at Broad and
Twelfth streets is progressing very well
The Richmond and Petersburg railroad
will have Especial rate and special sched-
uie Tor delegates t0 the Roanoke c0nyd-
tion.
Major Lewis Cintcr went 20 the White
sulphur Spring, last night to spend d
month in handsome cottage he has had
fitted up for himself and family.
The reporters attention has been called
90 the fact that the old residence of MIR.
John O.. Andrews stood just where Hoop
ers H0Wcr garden is now located, and
was burned down many years ago.
The members of the State Cent al and
Executive Committees of the Democratic
party are requested to meet at thc Hotel
Roanoke, h0anokc city. Wednesday even.
Ing August 5d, ai s o'clock
The Washington rI1r of yc,icrda,
Says % marriage license has been granted
t0 Charles g. Shepard. Warrent0n. Va.
md Catherine q. Scott Richmond. Va.
Nc had thc pleasure of call yc-tcr
day from Mrs Marie Wright. special
correspondent of thc Nunhy Smith %.
Atlanta The Sofny Smith J.. one of tho
bcs. literary paper. iu the country
Mr. George VI Roger. has been elected
captain of thc Dcuny-sireet Hose Com
pan', vice Captain J.. &. Gibson, resigned
Mr. Rogers Wiil Doe % worthy successor
lo Captain j q. Gibson
Captain A. J.. Phillips ha. received Oh,
contract for thc cNclyafing. grading. and
lctoIing 200 lhc Allen Dot Tor thc Lc,
monument Captain Phillips will proha-
bly begin operations 90 morrow or Mon
day.
In connection with the absurd rmol
Chat Governor Cameron was the rea
editor OF thc Petersburg Id IyD0h th,
DauyilIe h1hhr ay- some dcsoYodls
complimentary things of Mr. r. p. Bar
ham, editor and owner Of that journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
The Death Of Mrs. Gardner.

As there have been some rumOrs in
reference to the death of Mrs Dr. Charles
X. Gardner in Manchester, il Is but just
to say that the physicians who attended
her had no cause for any suspicious of
foul play and do not believe that there
was any Furthermore. The brother and
sister of the deceased who are as much
interested as any one else, share in The
opinions Of the physicians. The funeral
took place from the First Baptist church
in this city Yesterday morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

Yesterday morning Mr. Chales +.
Sims. % carpenter while working on the
second story of new building near the
corner Of Twenty hlth and Marshall
streets stepped upon the end of "a scaiiold
plank. which gave way pi ching him
headlong TO The ground. His fellow
workmen, seeing that he was badly hurt,
teleph0ned for the city ambulance Dr.
Rodgers found that Mr.. Sims had rib
broken aud was badly bruised about the
back. He was taken 20 his home on
Twenty street by the ambulance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
80 sIGN OF \ cool WAVE.
If There j. Any Change la Temperature
To-Day, il VIII be- Warmer.

WAsnNGroN, July PA Sty re-
porter called az the signal Office this
morning In hopes of hearing some tidings
of cool wave from the Northwest. The
weather prophet however, could not Of
fer much comfort. He stated, however,
that there is cool weather in the upper
lake regions to-day, and we may get some
slight benefit from 10 tomorrow The
change viii Dee but "a few degrees at the
best The eoiiiciai predictions for the next
twcniyfOur hours are fair weather. yar-
able winds. and stationary temperature.
10 was explained that the conditions are
such that it is impossible 10 tell whether
the temperature will 60 up or down a few
degrees Whatever change there Is will
De hardly appreciable The thermometer
this morning registered IS degrees, a rise
of three degrees over yesterday morning
II the temperature rises any IL promises
to be very warm day tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29
Tho Mre.tlIng NIalch.

lu The wrestling match 40 the Pavilion
last night Greek George won the first fall
and Miller the second In the third Mil
lcr's arm was broken.
The match was awarded Greek George
The audience was very much disguised
at the exhibition, an7it is expo. ted that
this, with the experience of the Duncan
Ross "snide' show, will cure Richmond
people of amy very great love for "the
manly art and kindred spo Is for some
time tO come
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

nemI.e of q Mo.t rAeeIlent lIan.

Demise of "a Most Excellent Man.
Many OF oui people Wilromember Mr..
George $. Patch. the Boston journalist
who accompanied the Massachusetts yete-
rams on their first visit to Richmond On
that occasion hc responded To- the toast
10 the press no The banquet He was
one of the most genial men in thc large
party who came on During the recent
trip of r. 7. Lee Camp to iAc Bay state
he overwhelmed them with attentions.
At Lynn Le was thc master OF ccremO-
mics ALL whether soldier OF civilian,
who ever met him, will be panied TO
learn of his death, which occurred this
week. lie was stricken suddenly with
pneumonia, and died after % very brief
illness Mr. Patch was an honor 20 his
profession, a true cOmrade, and a noble
man. His friends of Lee Camp will
cherish his memory and send words Of
sympathy 20 his bercaved friends.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

The Committee on Lectures of The
Virginia Mechanics Institute at q meet
ing held last evening arranged for %
course of lectures 90 be- delivered at the
Institute during the first half session of
its night school lss1-s- commencing The
first of October next, ON the following
subjects
Origin, philosophy, and application of
the uuit of weight and measurement
On electricity
On steam and its application.
Architeclure-its origin progress and
dimatic requirements
Utility of mathematics.
On chemistry and commerce.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

NEW YORK, July 2s.-The Tujunc
quotes the presidents Of two leading Fire
Insurance Companies IS saying that the
losses by fire during the past few months
have destroyed all profits on the i'm
surance business, and that unless
better luck ensues all the com
panies will have TO yearly increase their
rates or quit business The losses through
out the country for the last two months
have been at the rate of 100000 600 a
year, or four or five times the nominal
ratio A good many Of the fires are at
tributed to the incendiary teachings of
Herr Most.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

Surely this fifty dollars WIFI not have
90 De returned TO this man, who, in the
midst of bis own plenty and happiness,
thinks of the sick babies of others and Of
their weary mothers.
Let some action be taken at once as
was in the case of the St0tfs free music
fund. and our word for 10 the money can
hc raised. Who will head the movement
for the benefit of the sick babies,
This is cause that should enlist the
sympathy of every one who believes in
the blessed teachings of Him who said
"Su0cr little children To- come unto Me
and forbid them not, for of such is the
Kingdom of Heaven.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-29

The following conyicts were received
yesterday Richard James, Norfolk coun-
", burglary, three years Wash. Dick
son. Pittsylyania, involuntary man
slaughter, one year; Sallie Wimbush
and Ellen Stevens, Pittsylyania, murder
in the second degree, ten years. All the
above are cOlored.